Eating-house,eet'-ing-hous, s

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 65
a house where provisions are sold ready dre ed. illation of the flowers of the mamee apple with spirit of wine. Eau de Cologne, a perfume by distillation from certain e ential oils with rectified spirit, originally prepared at Cologne. Eau de Janelle, solution of hypochlorite of potash. Euu de luce, a strong solution of ammonia, scented and rendered milky by mastic and oil of amber. Eau de vie, aqua vitæ, or brandy. (Fr. eau, water.) building, which overhangs the walls, and casts off the water that falls on the roof (A.S. efese), the eaves of a house: v.n.to stand under the eaves ] said within; to watch for opportunities of hearing
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